Lillieslea or, Lost And Found by Mary Howitt - 1861: A Story For The Young

London: Leonard Scott 1868, American edition. (Hardcover) 281pp. Very good, no dust jacket. 3 / 4 tan leather with marbled boards. Marbled endpapers, table, diagram, notes. There is a previous owner's name, the leather is very lightly rubbed at the edges, the inner hinges are cracked. (Ideas).

Charles Dickens' Bleak House complete in four volumes. Part of Sheldon's "Works of Charles Dickens. Household Edition." One B&W illustration in each volume with tipped-in protective tissue. Black cloth (faded) with gilt lettering and publisher medallion on spine; gilt medallion on front. Deckled edges. FON on FFEP of each volume.Covers are faded and bumped, with bumping and wear on the top & heels of spines. Pages are age tanned with occasional stains. All volumes are cracked at half-title page.

London: The Children's Special Service Mission, 1882 pp 188, comprising 12 bound issues of the magazine from No. 28 - January, 1882 to No. 39 - December 1882. Illustrated with engravings original dark grey endpapers, text block edges gilt. Pictorial green cloth with bevelled edges and coloured front with light damage to top of spine including loss of colour.A monthly paper for children and young people edited and probably largely written by T.B. Bishop. Printed? and sold by Morgan and Scott.Very goodSeller open to reasonable offers.

Paris, France: A. Leroux et Constant-Chantpie, Editeurs, 1826. Book. Very Good-. Half-Leather. First Edition. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. Two half-leather hardcovers with green leather spines with raised bands and gilt lettering and decorations; boards covered in marbled paeprs; text block edges painted blue; 409 and 452 pages; 1826 only date; text in French. Volume One: bubbling to paper on front board; slight edge wear; loss of color to exterior joints; front joint just starting to crack at top; straight; small bookshop label inside; very slight foxing to front matter, otherwise pages in excellent condition. Volume Two: slight bubbling to paper on back board; some loss of color to exterior joints; straight; small bookshop stamp inside; short tear to title page of volume one, otherwise pages in excellent condition. .

Posiblemente la primera edición de esta obra, por parte de la editora Nacional de México.Traducción de H. Antipov y F. Villanueva.Contiene diez láminas a todo color y a toda página, así como un buen número de ilustraciones en blanco y negro.Constituye una edición realmente rara y escasa de obtener.

, . Vintage custom conservation box for the parts issue of Dickens’ "The Old Curiosity Shop," 14 3/4" x 11" x 4". Leather covered wood, brass piano hinges, padded interior lined with black satin. Gilt titles on spine and front board reading, "The Old Curiosity Shop, Charles Dickens, 1840." Excellent condition. A unique piece, ideal for the seasoned or aspiring Dickens collector.

Chapman and Hall, London, 1868 ; 8vo; blank; flyleaf; frontispiece; i-vi; 1-522; 4 pg. postscript; vii; flyleaf; blank; half calf boards; pebbled cloth; raised bands; gilt spine decorations; gilt rules; black morocco spine labels; gilt titles; marbled end papers; marbled page edges; illustrated. No printed publication date, but circa 1868, with preface by Dickens in which he deflects criticism received from America regarding his satirical characterizations and social commentary incorporated into "Chuzzlewit" to reflect the various coarse aspects of American life he encountered during his first trip to America in 1842. "As I had never, when writing fiction, had any disposition to soften what is ridiculous or wrong at home, so I then hoped the good humored people of The United States would not be generally disposed to quarrel with me for carrying the same usage abroad." Dickens returned to the United States in 1867 amid restored popularity, and in a speech delivered at the NY Press… Read More

2015 Berkeley, University of California Press. Full numberline, "10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1" appears on the copyright page. Not remainder marked, dj is not clipped. Dj clean with no rips, no discoleration, looks fine in Brodart protective sleeve. Boards clean & square. Pages clean, unmarked & bright. Black cloth binding firm & straight, gold lettering on spine fine.

New York: John Bradburn, 1865. Hardcover. Good. First American edition and first edition in book form. Vol. 3 only. 314 p., tissue-guarded frontispiece and 3 leaves of tissue-guarded plates; 19 cm. Pubisher's black rib-grain cloth with gilt-stamped spine title and illustration. Blind-stamped decoration on both boards. Pale peach endpapers. The plates are by Marcus Stone. Two former owners' names on front free endpaper in pencil. Scarce. In Good Condition: edges rubbed, with loss at ends of spine and minor loss along front joint; cover is soiled; occasional light foxing and soiling internally; solid.

"LITTLE PAUL" from the "Dombey and Son" of Charles Dickens. Circa 1850's (there is no date of publication stated); Redfield; New York. Illustrated frontispiece with tissue guard. Scarce volume from the 6-volume "DICKENS' LITTLE FOLKS" series which was "undertaken with a view of supplying the want of a class of books for children, of a vigorous, manly tone, combined with a plain and concise mode of narration." "With this view, the career of [Little Paul has] been detached from the large mass of matter with which [he was] originally connected, and presented, in the author's own language, to a new class of readers, to whom the little volumes will, we doubt not, be as attractive as the larger originals have so long proved to the general public."Condition:Clean covers and spine with no stains; 1" cloth tear at the top-right corner of the spine; horizontal crease across the front cover which is also visible on the opposite side of the board. Occasional foxing and staining to the pages (heaviest on end… Read More